The Chinese Doctrine versus the Donroe Doctrine
Beijing calls for more multilateralism and rejects Washington's attempt to establish itself as the world's policeman.
Fernando Capotondo
Argentine journalist. Editor-in-chief of Contraeditorial magazine and director of the cultural website Llibres.
17 Articles
China plants the red flag.
For Beijing, "Mission Justice 2025" was a success—the military operation around Taiwan presented as a warning to separatists.
Is poverty alleviation in China at risk?
One of the Chinese government's concerns is to prevent its poverty alleviation and extreme poverty eradication policies from suffering a large-scale relapse.
Chinese fishing and the other squid game
Allegations, denials, ships in international waters, and a discourse aligned with Washington reignite the debate about Chinese-flagged fishing in Mile 201.
China and the controversy over imports: dialogue yes, dumping no.
Beijing rejects accusations of illegal practices and upholds its principle of "mutually beneficial cooperation."
China has 30 smart factories: but where are the jobs?
With the advancement of AI, the Chinese government is driving the development of new professions, job programs, job fairs, and human resources parks.
Tourists of the world, unite... to shop in China!
In 2024, 132 million international visits generated US$94,2 billion.
China, Japan, and the Taiwan Red Line
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's mention of a possible military intervention in Taiwan has reignited diplomatic tensions with severe repercussions.
China's strategy behind its National Games
For the first time, the event is being held in three locations — Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macau — in a sign of reaffirming the principles of "one China."
China heats up the climate agenda at COP30.
Beijing strengthens its environmental alliance with the Global South at COP30 and eyes the seat left vacant by Trump.
China is hopeful and wants to live a little longer.
With a life expectancy of 79 years, China surpasses the United States, whose average is 78,6 years.
China's Plan in an Upside-Down World
The 15th Five-Year Plan offers a new path for technological development, strengthening the domestic market and improving the quality of life for 100% of the population.